How well can this be applied wet? Is the water absorbed on the color and picked up easily on the brush like a baked shadow?
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I didn't try with water but it worked with clear lip gloss when I used the shadow to make bright colors.
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In my opinion, if you use it lightly it will look 'natural'. Just light application, get a small yet fluffy brush. You can also use it for an eyeshadow. Now if you are not wanting to spend a lot of money..I'd say don't chance it. Again, this is my opinion.
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I would have to say that it drys pretty quickly, depending on how much you put on it. Within a half hour. Remember, it needs several coats before getting the effect that you are looking for.
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It might have a tint of white when you first apply it but it does dry completely clear so your good to go! Unless you want color, haha :)
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The smell is not bad. I used a water based top coat that I bought locally. FYI I still love the results!
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I don't think so... it is the consistency of watery marker and goes on transparent. Like black watercolor paint... it's not very opaque at all.
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I have used it as a fix spray and it works nicely, does not strip makeup or make it look too wet =)
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Hi, its a strong treatment, but if you use permanent color wont strip it too much.
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I usually apply with a spray bottle and a small paint brush.It gets a white look to it when dry.
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That's what I heard, but honestly it doesn't make that much of a difference lol I ended up buying the brush later on, but the brush was so soft that it seriously doesn't make a difference when applying it by hand. Also the shopping for the brush is so now worth it lol so just stick with applying it by hand, well if you like
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Hi, I apply it with a soft bristled powder brush. You can apply as much or as little as you want depending on coverage required.
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The directions say not to use water. Just a steel brush. It's ok if it stains. Will season and give it a more authentic look.
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If it's not applied evenly it did make grout darker where the excess was applied. I wouldn't call it a "wet look" though. Invest in a good applicator.
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I just used a paintbrush and went around the perimeter. Your hand may get a little wet depending on the water level. I did it from above but it likely could be even easier from in the pool. The few places that I got some on the tile it easily wiped off.
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I think liquid foundations (I mostly use CC creams rather than heavier foundation) go on beautifully with this brush and it only takes a TINY bit to get good coverage. I don't know why it looks so much better than using a sponge or why less product is needed, but I love it.
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My highlights soaked it up like a sponge and it was not flattering. However, my experience is the color does not last long and will fade, so if you do try it and don't like it, it wont be permanent.
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It is similar to water color paint. Solid, but becomes liquid when you add water. In other words, you moisten the applicator with water and brush it over the eyeliner. The more water, the thinner the color, less water makes a heavier application.